CeBIT IoT Forum (2017)

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IoT analyst panel

Forecasting the futureMarc Jadoul ( @mjadoul)

IoT Summit @ CeBIT

21 March 2017

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Past, present and future of the IoT

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“Our industry is in the transition phase from M2M to IoT”

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Why am I speaking here today?

We are innovators of the global nervous systemLeading the evolution of today’s networks, software platforms, and applications into a seamless fabric of interconnected intelligence that will support our digital lives.

marc.jadoul@nokia.com

www.linkedin.com/in/mjadoul

@mjadoul

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Our industry is (still) in the transition phase from M2M to IoT

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Cyber security

Devices &connectivity

Machineintelligence

Platform &applications Data

EcosystemDeveloper &

SI skills

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Sources: Machina Research, IDC, Nokia

The metamorphosis from M2M to IoT is happening right now

Devices & connectvity

Explosive growth of connected devices; mix of SIM, eSIM, no-SIM; IP & non-IP; BB, LPWAN; licenced & unlicensed spectrum

Limited choice of devices; mainly SIM-enabled modules; often (still) GPRS or SMS-based communication

Data

All forms of data, structured and unstructured, incl. video; can be shared across multiple applications

Proprietary, application-specific, structured data; alerts, alarms and location data

Scale

Solutions are required to manage and actuate, and to collect data from millions of devices

Solutions were designed to activate and to monitor hundreds and thousands of remote assets

Platform &applications

IoT platform provides access to shared functionality and datato support multiple use-cases

Single-purpose ‘stovepipes’; applications typically delivered as standalone, siloed HW and SW solutions

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Sources: Machina Research, IDC, Nokia

The metamorphosis from M2M to IoT is happening right now (cont’d)

Cybersecurity

High security risk; vulnerable end-points with data; transmitted over public internet infrastructure

Low security risk; point-to-point communication, often over a (virtual) private network

Machineintelligence

Analytics, prediction, learning, data driven decision making, autonomous control

Sensing, data collection, monitoring, tracking, process optimization

Eco-system

Complex ecosystem with devices, platforms, connectivity, data, application developers and Sis and service providers

One single vendor or SI responsible for design, development and integration of a complete solution

Developer& SI skills

Developers will focus on applications, requiring access to ‘off the shelf’ enabling functions via APIs

Application development requires knowledge of all underlying techno-logy and the entire functional stack

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Nokia IoT portfolio from a helicopter view

Applications Ecosystem

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IMPACT platform• Application enablement*• Data collection & analytics• Device management• eSIM subscriber management• Connectivity management*

Cellular radio: NB-IoT, LTE-M, EC-GSMUnlicensed & home: LoRa, Wi-Fi, Zigbee, Z-waveOptimized IoT core, leveraging SDN/NFVMEC, MBH & FTTx

Home gateway & enterprise gateways*Partner devices & device certification servicesWithings digital health products

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